Always Dreaming Heavily Favored In Early Preakness Wagering
Kentucky Derby winner Always Dreaming is taking heavy action in early wagering for this weekend's Preakness.
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Kentucky Derby winner Always Dreaming is taking heavy action in early wagering for this weekend's Preakness.
One person has died following a two-vehicle crash Thursday on Martin Boulevard at Kelso Drive in Middle River.
Now through Saturday, May 20, 7-Eleven is holding "Bring Your Own Cup Day."
Baltimore Police say on May 17, a 26-year-old man from Florida raped a 16-year-old girl while giving her and another teen a ride home from Lexington Market.
When it's 90 degrees like today, it doesn't take long for ice to melt and that means watered-down iced coffee.
Friday marks the 20th anniversary of "Bike To Work Day," as across the country and here in Maryland, tens of thousands participated.
A police officer won't face charges for shooting a man and wounding a man in Maryland.
Linh and Marty have Coffee With Hunter Rankin of Sagamore Racing.
Under Armour will take over from Majestic Athletic as the supplier of Major League Baseball uniforms in 2019, a year earlier than previously scheduled.
An early morning house fire near the campus of the University of Maryland has left five students without a place to stay.
Children in Baltimore will get free dental work that includes exams, emergency care and tooth extractions.
Three young Mississippi men were arrested hours after a 6-year-old boy was found shot dead Thursday in his mother's stolen car and the suspects will be charged with capital murder, authorities said.
A man accused of steering his car onto one of the busiest sidewalks in the U.S. and mowing down pedestrians for three blocks before a row of steel security barriers finally stopped him told police he was "hearing voices," law enforcement officials said.
The city of New Orleans will take down a prominent statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee on Friday, completing the southern city's removal of four Confederate-related statues that some called divisive.
Grief-stricken Chris Cornell fans left flowers at memorials across Seattle for the musician whose forceful, somber songs helped cement the city's place in rock history.
